>>1120 Why is all the questions about how scary the game is? I think I'll be playing it because I'm just curious about it.

>>1140 I...don't know how to respond to that, other than tell you good thing for you, bro. If that works for you.

>>1111 If you're going by that analogy then I'd say the Dark Soul series. Now that's one scary m'fer. .

>>1140 Nope. Nope. Nope. You can't account for what the human mind can imagine. What we come up with in our heads can always be scarier than what we can portray on a screen.

>>1119 Yes, I have seen the truth and it showed me everything I needed to know. Nothing is scary when you know everything.

>>1109 He's even sad. Is it just the movie where he's a former STARS unit member who gets selected against his will for the experiment and nevertheless gets transformed?

>>1106 Hahahaha that's one way of putting it. I imagine you must be a pretty positive person. because if this can't put you down, man, what will?

>>1136 Not RE3 though. Nemesis probably stinks like hell. I have a sensitive nose. He's so bulky. He probably can't reach his butt crack in the shower. I would prefer to live and RE2 life and I want to vibrate every time I get hit, just like the controller.

>>1135 Yes, I would trade my life for a Resident Evil life, any day. I'll do it right now if I could. It would hurt like hell, but I can always retry, over and over again.

>>1134 But I don't think I would trade my life for a Resident Evil life. Would you? Also, we wouldn't be ignorant, unless our current memories are erased before entering the game.

>>1133 Cypher said ignorance is bliss. I think some people would trade their miserable lives for "game" lives.

>>1132 What I meant was that if entertainment allowed us to LIVE in the worlds they created (really live, breathe, eat, sleep, poop, make love, and die), then there would be ethical repercussions when something goes wrong. For example, what is something in a "living" game made every player sick or die? See what I mean? It's like SOA. Like the Matrix. Blue Pill or Red Pill?

>>1131 Inhumane how? I don't understand what you mean. Can you please explain it for my feeble brain?

>>1130 Yeah. Still the same. But I guess if experiencing video games (and TV) went further than what it does now, it would become inhumane.

>>1129 VR is old technology packaged in a new box, and is STILL not accessible by everyone. More immersive, I guess, but still the same.

>>1128 SIGHHHHHH that's what video games need to capture. Besides motion tracking (RIP: Wii, Kinect, and Move), the way we play video games hasn't really changed in SEVERAL decades.

>>1127 Nah the reliving part isn't the scary part. It's what comes after you relive it. When you're so numb, you don't know what you're capable of - YOU SCARE YOURSELF.

>>1126 Oh no you did not just open the Black Mirror. Now if you want scary, that's it. Reliving the moment your wife cheated on you with another man, from her perspective (and probably with her senses too?), that's some scary shit.

>>1125 Holy crap, I wanna play that too. I want to relive every traumatizing event in my life. That's some Black Mirror shit you got there.

>>1124 You sound like you've had a rough life. Maybe your autobiography should be a horror game. I wanna play that.

>>1121 That is still not scary enough. I have gone insane multiple times in my life and survived. Not that scary. Easy to get through.

>>1119 What have you understood. I'm curious. Have you seen the truth? Have you learned the secrets of the universe. I'm not patronizing you. I really want to know what you have understood.

>>1118 What is GameSpot? I am from Stockholm and we buy almost everything from Amazon.

>>1111 What's scary is you might go insane without successfully beating those bosses

>>1115 Isn't that what everyone does? Ride the wave of X to make more $$$? Can you honestly say that RE still scares you? When was the last time you were truly scared by a game? When was the last time you were scared in life?

>>1116 Oh my this is just too cute to ignore. Don't worry, you'll understand sooner or later

>>1105 I doubt about staring at the game screen. The real question is whether the situation right now affected them. I heard GameSpot is still open in some places?

>>1116 I don't know. I think there are a lot of people who ARE NOT scared of monsters. How come you are?

>>1112 How come you don't scare easily? Did something happen to you? I think a lot of people are scared of monsters. How come you are not?

>>1104 True. I don't know about the real game, but the series appears to be riding on the wave of the survival genre and less of that which defined them in the early goings